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Old 01-08-2018, 06:41 PM   #107
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Originally Posted by Alohamora View Post
I have a question about Colours (Earth Incorporated #1)

As the first book in a series/trilogy, does it work as a standalone, or are there major cliffhangers that would require reading the rest of the series for resolution?
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
That is an excellent question and one that would be good to have this info whenever a book in a series is nominated if it's possible to answer.
I did wonder about this when I nominated The Crimson Chalice (the first of a trilogy). I think the problem is that different people will give a different answer (just as some people find almost any leading information to be a spoiler, so some people will find almost any unclosed detail to be a cliff-hanger).

In the case of The Crimson Chalice I would say that the first book can be read on it's own. It leads you to a distinctive conclusion such that the second book starts a dozen years later.
Spoiler:
The first book ends with the birth of Arturo (Arthur's name in this story).

Of course, if The Crimson Chalice is not available in the U.S. then I don't really expect it to get voted in.
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